@Kalavinka: "(IDCS2 on XP SP2)
Is there a quick and easy way to change the background color on long text files when working in "normal" screen mode? Two scenarios make it very desirable:
1) Like right now, I've got a crushing headache and the white is so bright it's killing me (photophobia). I've got four windows open on a couple of 20-inch monitors with my palettes, etc. all off on to the side on a 17" monitor. Sure would be nice to go click-click and have those pages go to some muted pastel.
2) I've often got three windows open (TOC or endnotes, Chinese verso, English recto) while I'm pulling in an identical looking file in a fourth window for "reference" or to grab styles or masters from. Easy to get a little absent-minded and accidentally make a change to the reference file. Sure would be nice to just make its background some other color to prevent accidentally messing with that file.
Am I missing something? I know story-editor colors can be changed. No easy way for "normal" mode text files?
Thanks for any enlightenment.
Mitra"
    @BobLevine: "What's wrong with the story editor. You can open a second window to see 
the change on the layout.
I'd also say that you might want to get the monitor profiled properly.
Bob"
    @Kalavinka: "Bob,
Nothing wrong with story editor. I'm just lazy.
Oh, yeah, "profiling." I've had Spyder2 Suite for 6 months and still haven't even opened the box beyond making sure there was some hardware inside.
Thanks.
Mitra"
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